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Time Warner Cable Inc., the second- largest U.S. cable-TV provider, is considering taking an equity stake in online-video site Hulu LLC, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
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Netflix Inc. has won over consumers and Hollywood with its mix of TV reruns, old movies and original shows, all for $7.99-a-month with liberal policies that let family and friends share one account.
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Netflix Inc. Chief Executive Officer Reed Hastings posted quarterly viewer data on Facebook, a day after announcing he’d take advantage of new rules that allow material information to be disclosed over social media.
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With AMC Networks Inc.’s ability to persuade cable- and satellite-TV companies to carry its channels under threat, there’s never been a better time for the controlling Dolan family to sell the business.
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As Facebook Inc. explores a broader range of money-making businesses, such as video ads and music streaming, it will need to shake off the growing pains that marked its first quarters as a public company.
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Jason Kilar, chief executive officer of Hulu LLC, said he is leaving the online video service, two months after receiving a multimillion dollar payout.
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Netflix Inc.’s telephone lines were jammed by customers complaining about a 60 percent price increase for the company’s online and mail-order movie rental services, a BTIG LLC analyst said.
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Netflix Inc., owner of the streaming and DVD-by-mail service, jumped the most in almost a year after reporting online viewing that surpassed an analyst’s estimate.
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Netflix Inc., the largest video- subscription service, rose for a second day, gaining the most since January after an analyst said the company’s online audience exceeds cable and TV networks.
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Cablevision Systems Corp. may lose its bid for government help in a dispute that threatens 3 million subscribers’ access to World Series baseball games on News Corp. ’s Fox network.
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